I grew up knowing that Labor Day
was the day you quit wearing white shoes.
You only started back wearing
white shoes on Easter.
That was an easy-to-follow rule.
Rules like that made life simpler.
Another rule
I had in my head:
only prison inmates,
ex-cons,
and/or sailors,
were to have tattoos.
Another rule... or standby in life....
Jerry Lewis WAS Labor Day, with his Muscular Dystrophy Telethons.
I remember being frustrated that that was all that was on TV.
Now I miss him. (He's still living, but somehow was axed (or axed himself) from the telethon.)
I guess my point in this blogpost: THE ONLY THING FOR CERTAIN IS CHANGE.
Would you believe I used to wear hose to Baylor football games!
(Speaking of, Baylor (which I had to), they (we) beat SMU big team last night! Sic 'Em!)
Of course, everyone knows that about change- that it is certain.
Still. I like sameness. Rules. Predictability.
I remember in high school someone told me they liked to eat tuna fish sandwiches for breakfast.
Whoa!
You can't do that, I thought!
But really you can.
This cartoon kind of treats this topic....(I think)....
So that's my blog for today.... nothing earth shattering.... well, except that I might wear my white sandals TOMORROW!!!!!
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